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Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to the 494th episode of The Hollywood Reporters,

Awards Chatter Podcasts. I'm the host Scott Feinberg, and my guest today is a terrific stage and

screen actor and singer. He's best known for his work on the stage. Over the last 30 years,

he's appeared in 15 Broadway productions, garnering Tony nominations in three different decades,

specifically Best Featured Actor in a Musical in 2002 for Sweet Smell of Success,

and Best Actor in a Musical in 2009 for Shrek the Musical in 2015 for Something Rotten,

and this year for a revival of Into the Woods, for which he has already shared in a Grammy

for Best Musical Theater album. And he was also the original King George III in Lin-Manuel Miranda's

Hamilton when it was playing off Broadway at the public. He's been a part of major films and

TV series as well. On the small screen, he starred on NBC's Smash from 2012 through 2013,

and Netflix's 13 Reasons Why from 2017 through 2018. On the big screen, meanwhile,

he starred in two Best Picture Oscar-nominated films, Tom McCarthy Spotlight in 2015,

and Steven Spielberg's West Side Story in 2021, the former of which won and also brought him a

saggle ward as part of its ensemble. This year, he was nominated for a Best Supporting Performance

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